Yemen and the Search for Stability: Power, Politics and Society After the Arab Spring

Cover
Author Biography
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgements and Note on Transcription
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Yemen and the Search for Stability
Part I. Competing Visions: Yemen’s Imagined Futures
	1. Scepticism among Emerging Public Intellectuals in Post-Revolution Yemen
	2. A Political Culture of Feminist Resistance: Exploring Women’s Agency and Gender Dynamics in Yemen’s Uprising (2011–15)
	3. The Mobilization of Yemen’s Eastern Tribes: Al-Mahra’s Self-Organization Model
	4. Generational and Political Change in Southern Yemen: “The Generation of Unity” Envisions its Southern State
Part II Transition and Its Discontents: Visions and Strategies of Yemen’s Political Actors
	5. Governance in Transition: The Dynamics of Yemen’s Negotiated Reform Process
	6. Negotiating Women’s Empowerment in the NDC
	7. The Huthi Enigma: Ansar Allah and the “Second Republic”
	8. Reversals of Fortune: The Islah Party in Post-Salih Yemen
	9. A Party for Salafis?: The Building of al-Rashad in Yemen’s Transition Period
Part III Socio-Cultural Upheavals: Yemen Before and After the Arab Spring
	10. A Youth Non-Movement in Sanaʿa: Changing Normative Geographies through Fashion, Art and Music
	11. Can We Talk to Terrorists?: Extremism and the Potential for Dialogue, as Portrayed in Yemeni Film and Theatre
	12. Can the “Old Yemen” Survive the “New Yemen”?: The Depredations of War and Other Threats to Yemen’s Cultural Heritage
	13. Can Federalism Save the Yemeni State?
About the Authors
Index